[Mystery and Deduction + Livestream + Infinite-Flow + Explosive Twists + A Sharp-Witted Hero]
Games descend upon Blue Star. Clear one and win ten million; fail, and you become an NPC in the game. So far, no one has survived!
I’m a mystery writer, yet I willingly stepped into this deadly game.
After failing the first game, I lost my sight.
In the second game, I struggled through a blur of darkness, only to die once again at the hands of the real culprit.
The third game is my last chance.
I start from the beginning in excruciating pain, as if I’ve been dismembered with a chainsaw. Even breathing feels like torture. All I can see is a blur of light and shadow, and everyone watching the Livestream is betting I won’t last ten minutes.
No one knows that this hellish debuff is my greatest weapon.
In a locked-down supermarket, thirteen people are trapped in a sealed room. Armed thugs break in, a string of murders erupts, and the real culprit is hiding among the survivors.
Everyone else is panicking. In the midst of the agony, I’m tearing apart every detail, every hint, and every layer of disguise.
The killer you suspect is just a smokescreen.
The truth you see is only the script I want you to see.
The Livestream viewers go wild: “Holy crap! Is this blind guy using god mode?!”
From the very beginning, the game’s designer has been hinting at one thing:
“Kill, or be killed.”
Is the one lurking in the shadows really just another person?
Contains spoilers. The first dungeon: Online IQ, hard-core reasoning. The second dungeon: The ambiguity begins. Let me briefly talk about the first dungeon. The suspense plot is very good, the pace is a bit fast, but the plot has excellent twists and foreshadowing. I mainly want to talk about the problem I think: the author gave the clue of numbers from the beginning, and it appeared repeatedly in subsequent explorations. However, this clue is not for readers to guess how to use it based on the plot content, but is in the form of a password. The main feeling is that this clue does not have a good interaction with readers, but is for the author's own entertainment.
Is there any justice for not giving five stars to my own book?
I smiled, knowing that there was a chainsaw murderer. What does it mean to shoot the robber three times in the head after grabbing the gun? Just a dozen people rule out that the dead person is not the murderer. A sneak attack with a knife and a gun can kill three more. Isn't that basically the end? After a battle of wits, there must be a battle of courage,
Very own ideas
Was it written by AI?
The rhythm is a bit difficult, give it a try
Not bad, but I suggest changing the title
Awesome, this book is definitely worth following, the twists and turns in the back are so explosive, and there are enough foreshadowings! It's just a little slower at the front. Five-star praise!